Allegan High School - Echo Yearbook (Allegan, MI)

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-qfw. R 9:2 v . uf TENNIS TEAM: FRONT ROW: R. Mitchell, J. E., Snyder, R. Henrickson. BACK ROW: Mr. Jones, T. Goodwin, T. Gatten, R. Tagg. MIDDLE Rolfe, R. Garlock, J. Hartman, K. Wallace, J. ROW: B. Creech, J, Axe, D. Olsen, B. Perrigo, Berry, B. Franz, S. Pierce, R. Hunter, B. Clawson. NETMEN ENCOUNTER STIFF COMPETITION CONSISTENT DOUBLES TEAM DOWNS MOST OPPONENTS TENNIS SCORES Competing in the singles positions were John Axe, Allegan O ...... Muskegon Heights 7 Dave Olsen, Jim jones, and Roger Henrickson. They Alla-gan 2 ........... Otsego had a fairly good record and showed improvement Allegan 3 . . . ........ Wayland through the season. Alle-gan 5 .... Vicksburg Bob Perrigo and Rick Hunter were the most Allegan 0 .... Plainwell consistent tandem on the team winning more than Allegan 0 . . . . . South Haven half Of their matches. Allcgan 1 ...... Portage ln the regional tournament at Holland, the dou- Allegan 2 ..... Otsego bles team of Ralph Mitchell and Ben Creech Allegan 0 State High smashed their way into the quarterfinals and placed Allegan fifth by outmaneuvering Holland Christian. Most of the third doubles competition was encoun- tered by Jim Berry. Tom Catten, and Tom Goodwin. TENNIS PLAYERS AT PRACTICE: Dave Olsen Roger Henrickson Ralph Mitchell fl.- t if K. . K . K - f' , 1 , , lr - 4, f ,.-M.. A. , ff, -if , A- 4 5. K 1' . . 4 r 1 .f L ky- . V. , 4 r 1, V - , r' jif.!f.!ic,fL,f. if rs, Y ., fr AL In Y hy K 4 -'M--...K

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WRESTLING TEAM. FRONT ROW: S. Thornp- W'iley, D. Axe. G. Tyler, D. McClellan. C. Cooley. son, B. Kaarlie, D. W'are, R. Herpst, M. Arwood, D. BACK ROW: Booher, K. Andrews. YV. Switzer. Kinraicl, E. Overniyer. J. Dainber. MIDDLE ROW: B. Button, B. Irwin, Minegar, G, Boylan. Coach Toinanek. Larsen, L. Allen, G. Wadell, D NEW WRESTLERS MAKE GOOD SHOWING EXPERIENCE GAINED FROM ATTENDING REGIONAL MATCHES L'nder the Capable Coaching of Coach Emil To- inaneli. the Allegan wrestlers completed their second season ol' wrestling with a inueh more impressive record than in the previous year. ln non-c'onl'ereiire dual meets. Allegan lost close niatrhes to Battle Creek, East Grand Rapids. Kalama- zoo Central. and Sturgis. As a season windup the grapplers attended the South INR-stern Michigan regional match at Battle Creek. Although Allegan lost several close decisions, Don X'Yil1'y attained a third place medal and the pririlege to attend the state tournament. WREST Allegan Allegan Allcgan Allegan Allegan Allegan Allegan Allegan Alle-gan Allegan ED OYERMYER has the advantage over his Kalamazoo Central LING SCORES 32 .......... . ............... Portage 10 .. . .... Battle Creek Central 0 . . . .............. Sturgis 21 . . . . . East Grand Rapids 20 . . . . . Kalamazoo Central 21 ... ... East Grand Rapids 11 . . . . . Kalamazoo Central 13 , . . . Battle Creek Central 14 . . ............. Sturgis 27 , . . , . Portage ABOUT to pin his Kalamazoo opponent. nent is Bob Irwin. 110 +2 52 153 132 Ill 37 38 34 21 oppo- .WMI M '

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1956 TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: D. Nahikian, C. Curlin, R. Young. G. Zeran, D. Ware, B. Kaarlie, K. Andrews, C. Pullen, R. Lutz, M, Otis, L. Peak, L. Steffen, T. TerAvest, B. Arlington. MIDDLE ROW: Rich- ardson, L. Grewe, R. Jensen. T. Tucker. J. Milbocker. J. Dangremond. D. Milhiem, G. Pegg, E. Gillette, H. Trutch, T. Hunter, Gehl. D. Lillie, Kyes, VV. Portrum. C. Chestnut. BACK ROPV: Mr. Otis, Zugel, Bur- dick, W. Switzer, C. Commons, C. Bush, B. Irwin, J. Wise, Nanna, F. Goodwin, M. Schelhas, L. Hughes, L. Eddy, Stroud. W. Chandler, G. Milbocker, F. Morley, J. Kent, Mr. DeMull. BENGALS TRUIMPH IN AREA MEETS TWO IMPRESSIVE VICTCRIES SPARK BEGINNING OF SEASON The 1956 track team, under the coaching of Mr. Otis, came through with another impressive season. The Tigers initiated their season with two big vic- tories in rapid succession. The first triumph over Grand Haven was followed by defeating Portage. After two weeks of training, the Bengals romped over ace rival Otsego on the Bulldogs home field. The Allegan track and field men, keyed up by vic- tory, tallied victories over Holland Christian, Plain- well, and South Haven in following weeks to com- plete their dual meets undefeated. 5 In an invitational quadrangular meet at Allegan, in which Muskegon Heights, Kalamazoo, Holland, and Allegan participated, Allegan tied for second place with Muskegon Heights. In the annual Wfolverine conference meet, the Tigers gained a second place victory over Otsego, Portage, Plainwell, South Haven, and Vicksburg. The thinclads then journeyed to Kalamozods Angel field where they obtained a sixth place victory in the South Western Michigan Regional meet. 118 -1- S s it S LEFT: BROAD JUMP- ING is Loye Eddy, as Tom Hunter watch. and Dick Ware